entropicdrift
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- Comment on Superfan Ben Stiller Has A Star Trek Pitch, Says It’s Important For Franchise To Return To Big Screen 7 hours ago:
IDK, Ben Stiller made Severance, which is pretty thoughtful, philosophical sci-fi. He’s got the chops and the interest in making something, the idea leaves me cautiously optimistic.
- Comment on LOL GitHub [2018] 1 week ago:
Yeah, jwz is no joke.
- Comment on Reddit will block the Internet Archive 1 week ago:
Yes
- Comment on Games Where Nothing Happens (SPOILERS for various game plots) 1 week ago:
Yeah, Final Fantasy 1 and 8, I think
- Comment on As electric bills rise, evidence mounts that data centers share blame. States feel pressure to act 1 week ago:
Bigger clients negotiate bulk discounts, basically. But the other factor at play here is supply and demand. The higher the demand, the higher the price for the supply. Household demand has remained more or less the same, but because data center demand has shot up, prices have too.
- Comment on Kindly reach out to us through the email address # if you are a victim of scam cyberbeacon663@gmail.com # for effective communication on how to proceed with your recovery 💰💰💲📠 2 weeks ago:
This video is AI
- Comment on SignalRGB takes a swipe at Razer, makes functioning RGB toaster PC — quad-slice toaster case incorporates a Stream Deck, Mini-ITX components 2 weeks ago:
OpenRGB: “Am I a joke to you?”
- Comment on Birds are just Nightcore remixes of Dinosaurs 2 weeks ago:
It’s cool, I’m playing the long game
- Comment on Birds are just Nightcore remixes of Dinosaurs 2 weeks ago:
Glad to hear you think of me, if indirectly
- Comment on The nursery rhyme "monkeys jumping on the bed" gives children the impression that you can just call your family doctor who will pick up immediately. 2 weeks ago:
Doctors used to and still do make house calls. You just have to be wealthy
- Comment on Homophobia implies the existence of jumpscare Yaoi/Yuri 3 weeks ago:
Exactly. “Alternate timeline fantasy with some mythology vibes”, something like that.
- Comment on Hertz' AI System That Scans for "Damage" on Rental Cars Is Turning Into an Epic Disaster 3 weeks ago:
What’s different is that most people will see it as “tech stuff” and mentally file it in a drawer with spare extension cords and adapters. They don’t care to deeply study or catalog things.
People writ-large don’t care about proper genre labels either, they just kinda pick a vibe and guess off of it. Look at all the -core suffixed aesthetic names that cropped up in the last decade.
- Comment on Homophobia implies the existence of jumpscare Yaoi/Yuri 3 weeks ago:
I love the hell out of that anime but it’s difficult to recommend to people because explaining the setting so it doesn’t make people uncomfortable would spoil several of the plot twists.
- Comment on Hertz' AI System That Scans for "Damage" on Rental Cars Is Turning Into an Epic Disaster 3 weeks ago:
Agreed. But most people have neither the time nor capacity to track all of these specifics, so popular discussions of AI-related technologies inevitably break down into a mud pit of people talking past each other about various different topics.
Which, if you think about it, is true of most public discussions about any complex topic. It almost invariably revolves into a miscommunication or a discussion about semantics.
- Comment on Hertz' AI System That Scans for "Damage" on Rental Cars Is Turning Into an Epic Disaster 3 weeks ago:
It’s also the other way around. What was called AI in the past is now called bots. Simple algorithms that approximate the appearance of intelligence like even the earliest chess engines, for instance, were also called AI.
- Comment on America wants AI that doesn't care about misinformation, DEI, and climate change 3 weeks ago:
The 2024 democratic primary was effectively nonexistent because Biden was running for re-election. Don’t be ridiculous.
- Comment on Age verification and the enshitification of streaming will help reduce the decline in computer literacy in under 18s 3 weeks ago:
As a 90’s kid, I think we’re roughly on-par.
I grew up with Windows (95, then 98), DOS, MacOS 8, 9, and X, and used several Apple II computers at school. I was able to use dial-up on my own by like 7?
Built my first custom gaming PC at 12 or maybe 13. It ran XP, which needed a bit of tweaking to run some of my old DOS games.
Man, I do not miss dealing with Sound Blaster drivers.
- Comment on White House unveils sweeping plan to “win” global AI race through deregulation 3 weeks ago:
You mean the Nazi who owns it and was messing with its settings for months before it did that? That same Nazi?
- Comment on Tesla Reports Drop in Self-Driving Safety After Introducing “End-to-End Neural Networks” 3 weeks ago:
How did this get past the regulations?
It’s almost like DOGE specifically dismantled the parts of the government that were investigating and attempting to regulate Musk’s companies.
- Comment on I'm hotmail 4 weeks ago:
Studded leather ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
- Comment on Some people could sound angrier when complaining, new study finds 4 weeks ago:
More like an observation than anything. The study showed that people from Quebec sound angrier when complaining, whereas people from France sound sadder.
- Comment on Here’s why there are so few new cars for under $30,000 4 weeks ago:
Used Electric cars are cheap, though. Everyone sees the battery tech advancing fast, so EVs depreciate quickly since the battery is a huge chunk of the cost.
- Comment on Some people talk about what they've seen but most talk about what they've heard. It sounds the same but it's a big difference. 4 weeks ago:
Come to Pennsylvania, we have tons of alleged ghost sightings. I’ve met several people who claim to have seen ghosts.
- Comment on Review — Hallmark's 2025 Star Trek: Lower Decks Ornaments 5 weeks ago:
And a movie
- Comment on is lemmy.sdf.org running poorly for anyone else? 5 weeks ago:
I think the best we can do is post on the Unix shell bboard system and request an update to the Lemmy version.
- Comment on is lemmy.sdf.org running poorly for anyone else? 5 weeks ago:
Yeah, it’s been slow. Maybe we can get them to update the Lemmy version while they’re at it. Lots of performance improvements in newer versions
- Comment on How big is your media library? 1 month ago:
1,028 movies
517 shows (20,702 episodes)
- Comment on "Tuesday" which sounds like "twos-day" is day number 2 in the week whether you one-index and start your week on Monday *or* zero-index and start your week on Sunday. 1 month ago:
It’s from Tyr, the Norse god. Originally closer to Tyr’s day, hence the odd spelling relative to the pronunciation.
Likewise we have (W)Odin’s Day, Thor’s Day, Frida’s Day, and Saturn-Day. Of course there’s also the Sun’s day and the Moon’s day.
- Comment on Q anon was a psyop. 1 month ago:
The issue with the line of thinking you’re espousing is that without evidence, you’re suggesting a more complicated cause than simple chance.
Like yes, it is possible that somebody or some group lined all of these things up in advance, but it’s also entirely possible that there’s a ton of noise out there on the internet and that those with nefarious interests just signal boost the noise that benefits them.
Think of all the millions of random schizo-posters out there. You just pick whichever makes the right sounds and boost them. No need to invent the crazy when there’s crazy on tap.
- Comment on goodbye plex 1 month ago:
This. I use symfonium for my audiobooks. Great app.